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Are you a fashion designer of African descent? AfriRunway Experience on 28th & 29th May 2026, is the opportunity to showcase your unique designs on a global scale in Toronto, Canada May, 2026.

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TermsSponsorship Terms & Conditions 1. Sponsorship Agreement By confirming participation as a sponsor of AfriRunway Experience, the sponsor agrees to these terms and conditions as set out by the event organizer, IAACCF (International African Arts & Culture Community Forum). 2. Sponsorship Confirmation & Payment Sponsorship is confirmed only upon receipt of a signed sponsorship agreement and/or full payment, unless otherwise agreed in writing. All sponsorship fees are payable by the agreed deadline stated in the sponsorship invoice. Failure to make payment by the due date may result in forfeiture of sponsorship benefits. 3. Sponsorship Benefits Sponsorship benefits are allocated according to the selected sponsorship tier. Benefits are non-transferable and may not be substituted for cash. IAACCF reserves the right to make reasonable adjustments to benefits due to operational or logistical needs while maintaining equivalent value. 4. Branding & Promotional Materials Sponsors must provide logos, artwork, and promotional materials in the required format and by the stated deadlines. IAACCF is not responsible for errors in branding materials submitted by sponsors. Sponsors grant IAACCF permission to use their name, logo, and brand assets for event-related marketing and promotional purposes. 5. Exclusivity Exclusivity is granted only where explicitly stated in the sponsorship agreement. IAACCF reserves the right to accept multiple sponsors within similar industries unless exclusivity has been contractually agreed. 6. In-Kind Sponsorship In-kind sponsorships must be pre-approved by IAACCF. The estimated value of in-kind contributions must be agreed upon in advance. In-kind sponsors receive benefits based on the assessed value of the contribution. 7. Event Changes or Cancellation IAACCF reserves the right to modify the event program, venue, date, or format if circumstances require. In the event of cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances (including force majeure), IAACCF will not be liable for refunds but may offer alternative benefits or rescheduling options where possible. 8. Sponsor Conduct Sponsors are expected to conduct themselves professionally and in alignment with the values of AfriRunway Experience. IAACCF reserves the right to terminate sponsorship without refund if a sponsor engages in conduct that is harmful, discriminatory, or inconsistent with the event’s mission. 9. Liability IAACCF shall not be held liable for any loss, damage, or injury incurred by the sponsor, their staff, or representatives during the event. Sponsors are responsible for their own insurance coverage where necessary. 10. Indemnification Sponsors agree to indemnify and hold harmless IAACCF, its staff, volunteers, and partners from any claims arising from the sponsor’s participation, materials, or activities during the event. 11. Intellectual Property All event content, branding, and intellectual property related to AfriRunway Experience remain the property of IAACCF and may not be reproduced without written consent. 12. Governing Law These terms and conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the jurisdiction in which IAACCF is registered. 13. Acceptance of Terms Participation as a sponsor confirms acceptance of these terms and conditions in full.
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Are you a Black Creative who is an artist, craftsman or a cultural practitioner or have an African-inspired innovative products, this is your time to shine, register as an EXHIBITOR/VENDOR and come show the world what you've got at IAACCF in Africa, 24th, 25th, 26th July 2026.

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Do you love to see African-inspired fashion, arts, crafts, cultural performers and other innovative products, register as a VISITOR/ATTENDEE

REGISTER AS VISITOR FOR AFRIRUNWAY EXPERIENCE-TORONTO, on 28th & 29th MAY 2026

REGISTER AS VISITOR FOR IAACCF - AFRICA, 24th,25th & 26th JULY 2026

Register for AfriRunway Experience 28th & 29th May 2026 (Toronto, Canada)

Exhibitors must register properly according to their business names. Two people per a business.
We will issue your invitation letters after payment is received.

Fees:
Canadian Vendors- 180CAD
International Vendors- 500CAD

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International visitors attending AfriRunway Experience must register early in order to receive their invitation letters in time.
Invitation letters are issued after payment is received.

Fees:
Visitors (Canada)- Free
International Visitors- 300 CAD
Visitors (USA) - 50 CAD

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Register for IAACCF Exhibition 24th, 25th & 26th July 2026 ( South Africa)

Exhibitors must register properly according to their business names. Two people per a business.
We will issue your invitation letters after payment is received.

Fees:
Vendors From African Countries- 200CAD
International Vendors (Canada, USA other Countries)- 500CAD

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International visitors attending IAACCF Exhibitions in South Africa July 2026 must register early in order to receive their invitation letters in time.
Invitation letters are issued after payment is received.

Fees:
Visitors (South Africa)- 10CAD
Visitors (Other African Countries) - 100 CAD
International Visitors (Canada, USA , Europe, Britain & Other Countries) - 300 CAD

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Future Event Dates

28th & 29th MAY 2026

AfriRunway Experience

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24th, 25th 26th JULY 2026

IAACCF, South Africa

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25th, 26th & 27th SEPTEMBER 2026

IAACCF, Toronto Canada 2026

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Photos from IAACCF event Dec 2025- Toronto, Canada

Memorable interactions during the event.

These beautiful smiles say it all. IAACCF Dec 2025 is unforgetable.

Vendors couldn't have enough of our spicy snacks.

We made memories!

Speech by IAACCF Founder/CEO

Full attendee support

Our supportive host was live!

Event Manager gisting with Founder

Attendee and Vendor Interactions were solid

Few Products Featured at IAACCF Dec 2025- Toronto Canada

Natural and organics skincare products. Interested in this product? Contact us and be connected with vendor.

Amazing Crafts. Interested? Contact us and be connected with vendor.

Meet our wonderful artist.

Meet the man behind these artworks

Artworks the spoke for itself.

Contact us if you need these artworks.

IAACCF is a whole art movement

The traditional Nigerian outfit

Activities at IAACCF event 2025- Toronto, Canada

DYI moments at the IAACCF

Beading corner

Beautiful beading moments

Interactive DYI moments

Sharing Recipe Time

Our games corner

Our games corner

How some delicious foods went down

Chic Peas well represented

Spicey patties were served

So delicious

Ready to serve

Community Interactive Moments with "One Canvas, Many Hands"

More About The Event

The International African Arts, Crafts & Culture Fair (IAACCF) is designed to be a transformative platform that amplifies African creativity, celebrates cultural diversity, and promotes economic empowerment through the arts. By bringing together these artists, artisans, cultural institutions, and audiences from across Canada and the world as a whole, IAACCF will create meaningful and lasting impact in several ways:

1. Strengthening Cultural Exchange and Representation
IAACCF will enhance cross-cultural dialogue by showcasing the richness and diversity of African artistic traditions within Canada’s multicultural landscape. This exchange will:
Deepen understanding and appreciation of African heritage among Canadian and international audiences.
Strengthen Canada’s position as a global hub for multicultural arts and innovation.
2. Empowering Artists and Creative Entrepreneurs
The fair will provide exposure, training, and market access opportunities for African and Canadian artists, artisans, and small businesses. Through exhibitions, workshops, and networking sessions, IAACCF will:
Support the growth of sustainable creative enterprises.
Foster mentorship and skill exchange between established and emerging artists.
Build bridges between local creators and global markets, increasing visibility and export potential for African-inspired goods.
3. Building Community and Social Cohesion
IAACCF promotes unity, pride, and belonging among African diasporic communities in Canada while inviting the broader public to engage with Africa’s living cultures. This will:
Strengthen community identity and intercultural understanding.
Encourage youth and newcomers to participate in cultural and creative sectors.
Inspire new collaborations between communities, organizations, and cultural practitioners.

4. Expanding the Canadian Arts Ecosystem
By integrating African art, crafts, and culture into Canada’s broader creative economy, IAACCF contributes to a more inclusive and globally connected arts ecosystem. The fair:

Introduces new artistic narratives, materials, and aesthetics that enrich Canada’s cultural landscape.
Encourages cultural institutions and policymakers to invest in diversity and international artistic exchange.
Creates pathways for long-term partnerships between African and Canadian cultural organizations.

This is the rare moment for us to celebrate the hidden gems of Africa through innovation and inspiration.
An opportunity for all Africans to come together to showcase as well as express our strength to the whole world through our curated and unique business ideas, arts and crafts.
The scourge of old stereotypes continues to plague Africans and the IAACCF is necessary in order to debunk the old narrative.
Let us show the whole world our intelligence through innovative creations and productions by African entrepreneurs.
Let us all join hands, register and actively participate to make this project a success.

Few African Products

The Business Insider, clearly confirms made in Africa products like Tyrian Purple Dye ($3000 per 1g), Zellige Tiles ($50 per 1sqf),Red palm oil ($53 per ltr),Moroccan Rags ($3000 a piece)etc. are high in demand on the world market, yet produced on smaller scales in Africa.
WE CAN PRODUCE ON LARGER SCALES IN NORTH AMERICA FOR EXPORT.
MORE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES, MORE BUSINESSES, MORE JOBS

Tyrian Purple Dye

This dye is the most expensive on the world market.
Costing up to 3000$ per 1gram.
It is secreted by several species of predatory sea snails in the family Muricidae, rock snails originally known by the name Murex (Bolinus brandaris, Hexaplex trunculus and Stramonita haemastoma).
This is produced on smaller scales in Tunisia, Africa.

Zellige Tiles
Zellige Tile is a traditional glazed tile, handcrafted in Morocco.
This costs 50$ per sqft compared to the ceramic tile which cost 15cents per sqft.

Organic Red Palm Oil

Red palm oil has been said to be a great source of carotenoids and vitamin A which acts as antioxidants to prevent cell damage.
It's price is currently rising currently 20$ per a lit

Moroccan Rags

These rugs are made from upcycled materials - either strips of cotton or cloth from recycled garments or colorful tufted cotton.
Costs averagely 3000$ per piece

Other Indigenous Products
The awe of African clothing is a beauty to behold. African clothing and fashion is a diverse topic that provides the look into different African cultures.
Clothing varies from brightly colored textiles, to abstractly embroidered robes, to colorful beaded bracelets necklaces with footwears to match. Since Africa is such a large and diverse continent, traditional clothing's differs throughout each country. West African countries have distinct regional dress styles that are the products of long-standing textile crafts in weaving, dyeing, and printing. Attires worn in urban areas are different from the rural localities. Urban societies typically are exposed more to trade and the changing world, while it takes more time for new western trends to get to rural areas. For example, Ghanaians wear 'kente' with beads and traditional slippers called 'ahenema', Nigerians wear 'asoebi' and 'dashik'i, Senegalese have the grand 'boubou', East African wear 'kansu', 'kanga' and 'gomesi', South Africans wear 'madiba' shirts and Zimbabweans wear safari shirts ,Ethiopians wear 'habesha kemish' whilst Somalians wear 'khamis' with a small cap called 'koofiyad' among others. Come and enjoy beautiful and variety of fabrics in flamboyant colors in their splendor.

The visual arts of native Africa, particularly sub-Saharan Africa including such media as sculpture, painting, pottery, rock-art, textiles, masks, personal decoration and jewelry.
some African art has value as entertainment; some has political or ideological significance; some is instrumental in a ritual context; and some has aesthetic value in itself.
From the ornate cave paintings of South Africa's Cederberg Mountains to the abstract masks of myriad regional traditions, African art incorporates an extraordinary array of objects, materials, media, and themes. One striking aspect of African painting, pottery, and sculpture to Western viewers might be its marked difference from historical works produced in the European Renaissance tradition, with their emphasis on vanishing-point perspective and a form of naturalistic representation. Equally, traditional African art should be explored on its own terms for the themes and motifs that unite much of it.
Register to exhibit or visit the 1st IAACCF to experience the best of Africa's arts
Don't miss this life changing opportunity.

Although wood is the best-known medium of African sculpture, many others are employed: copper alloys, iron, ivory, pottery, unfired clay, and, infrequently, stone.
Traditional African art shares marked characteristics, in spite of its geographical differences. For example, many African sculptures are united by their intended function as talismans or vessels for communicating with the dead ancestors during religious events. As such, many works remind us of the close relationship between art and spirituality throughout human history; the fact that centuries-old traditions have survived in many African cultures gives us a vital window on the origins of human creativity.
Exhibit or Register Now & come indulge in an endless presentation of Africa!

Share Butter is one of the most valuable ingredients used in the Western World in the production of creams, pomades, lotions, oil, baths, medicines and more.
Have you ever seen, tasted or felt raw share butter from Africa?
We are bringing organic, unrefined and raw share butter directly from Africa.
Register to exhibit or visit to enjoy this moment.

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